_____ Refers to the Propensity to Commit Crime That Profoundly

question 28

Multiple Choice

_____ refers to the propensity to commit crime that profoundly and permanently disrupts normal socialization over the life course.

• A)State dependence
• B)Cumulative disadvantages
• C)Crime patterns
• D)Deteriorating bonds

Understand the significance and implications of symbolic speech.

Differentiate between civil liberties and civil rights.

Comprehend landmark Supreme Court decisions and their impact on civil rights and liberties.

Recognize the Supreme Court's position and tests related to freedoms and restrictions.

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